>> reporter: friday's bomb attack and the shooting spree at a young labor party camp, nearly a hundred people dead and hundred wounded and level of violence not seen since world war ii. as the king and queen mourned, the bay area's norwegian community grieved, too. >> the flag flew half-staff. mourners left messages of hope for their homeland and tried to comprehend the guns professed hatred toward muslims. >> and it's an enclave of immigrants, they have difficulty assimilated go and perhaps the population is not as it could be. >> a doctor teaches

international security policy. he says there a lesson in the norway attacks for united states. >> you don't normally have terrorists abroad, you can have the enemy within. >> the church, song and prayer, they question how a country known for its peace can recover from something so violent. >> it used to be a peaceful corner in the world. >> it case will move forward in the courts in norway where the maximum sentence for any crime is 21 years. >> police investigating the attacks are examining a youtube video and manifesto believed to be the works of the gunman. the manifesto talks about promised to avenge those that

betrayed europe. they believe the manifest oh on line on the day of the attack and parts were taken word for word from the writings of the unibomber. they leave he wanted to trigger an anti-muslim revolution in norway. his client has confessed to the twin attacks but denies criminal responsibility. one of the first victims on the island was an off-duty police officer who was hired by the camp to provide private security. chief surgeon at a hospital treating victims of the camp massacre says the killer used special bullets designed to break up inside the body and cause maximum internal damage. he has been charged with terrorism and will be arraigned tomorrow. in the u.s. house and senate leaders are working on a emergency fallback plans to raise the nation's debt ceiling after missing the deadline. lilian kim is in the newsroom with more on that. lawmakers were hoping to

reach a deal today but it came and went. soon after president obama met with harry reid and house minority leader nancy pelosi. senator read's proposal would raise the debt limit by $2.4 trillion through the 2012 election and spending cuts of about $2.5 trillion. john boehner is working on a two step plan with a short term increase by a trillion dollars with a trillion dollars in cuts. a legislation commission would consider a long term plan after 2011. >> there is going to be a two stage process. it's not physically possible to do all this in one step. having said that, chris, i know the president is worried about his next election. my god, shouldn't we be worried about the country. >> the economy through 2013 and not short term gimmick where

we're back in the fix in six and eight months and world looks at us once again in presidential plioh, these people can't get their act together. >> the president has said he will veto any if it's not financed through 2013. final deadline is august 2nd, if no action is taken by then, the treasury will be unable to pay all its built bills and will default. two of three suspects arrested in connection with the march beating of giants fan bryan stow will be in the courtroom tomorrow. they were arrested thursday and charged with one count of mayhem and assault. they are being held on $500,000 bail. a third suspect door even

sanchez was also arrested but not charged. bryan stow is being treated at san francisco general hospital and the family says he has been showing signs of improvement. >> in san francisco, two passengers were shot on a muni bus early this morning. it happened on the bay shore express near visitacion and sawyer yes, sir in visitacion valley. both victims were taken to the hospital and expected to be okay. they say the gunman was not on the bus at the time of the shooting. tonight they are still searching for him. >> oakley police arrested a man for a shooting that left one person dead and a teenager injured. 21-year-old david vargas of oakley is being held on $1.8 million bail. he is accused of last night's shooting that killed a 22-year-old man omar martinez and injured a 16-year-old boy that is expected to recover. the motive is still unknown but it was not a random shooting. >> a 11-year-old girl is still in critical condition after being hit by a stray bullet in

san francisco's western addition. the bullet went through a wall of a home striking her in the chest. police believe the shooting stemmed from an argument between two groups of men. two men are under arrest. in santa rosa, the city council will consider approving fines for residents who put their garbage cans out too early or leave them out too long. it would place a this hour limit on recycling containers. residents could be cited if they put the trash out more than 12 hours before the scheduled pickup or leave it out more than 12 hours afterwards. fines would be hundred dollars or more. nerves are shaken once more in japan after another major quake hits the region. also a big day for weddings in new york as hundreds of same-sex couples tie the knot. saying goodbye to an old friend. a look back at the life of aviation consultant ron wilson

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>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. bay area has lost an aviation icon and we have lost a great friend. ron wilson passed away this weekend. if you don't recognize the name you probably say, oh, yeah, after watching this report by wayne freedman. >> reporter: san francisco

international airport is a place where when all runs smoothly, it's out of sight and out of mind. just like this guy. if you have watched the news, his name and face will ring a bell. >> made arrangement for those passengers to fly on other airlines. >> he was the airport's trusted spokesman. he loved the place that when he retired in 2002 he had more than one year of unused vacation. why? because he would be there on christmas eve in 1994. >> the recession kind of hits the airline business like buying automobiles. >> basically ron was there and honest any time we asked. >> how did this guy get on the wrong runway? >> well, it's human error. >> he was a public official that actually trusted reporters. we respected him and he

respected us. many reporters remember him from moments like this. we riding around in his sedan on the tarmac before tightened airport security. he would take a look at the big airliners to practically touch them. he provided a mine of information. when the airplane crash landed on the hudson river, he got us through. >> i don't know what kind of medal you can give him. >> the man was a walking encyclopedia of institutional history. he took pictures through decades. when we asked him about a pan am flight back in 1965. he produced eight millimeter home movies and helped us find the crew. >> it was a beautiful landing. >> he was terrific spokesman, a

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husband of gay and lesbian couples walked down the aisle in new york. they exchanged vows after midnight this morning 30 days after they signed the same-sex marriage legislation into law. 823 same-sex couples signed up at the clerk's office to get married today. >> it's more meaningful. now we can truly take care of each other. new york is the sixth and largest stated to legalized same-sex marriage. not everyone was celebrated. thousands protested in several cities in new york calling for the state to put through the a vote. >> another strong earthquake has hit northeastern japan in the same region devastated by march's massive quake and tsunami. it was centered at a depth of 22 miles in pacific ocean.

yesterday a magnitude 6.4 quake struck in the same area. about 20,000 people died along the coast line after the march 11th earthquake and tsunami. >> in china a toddler has been rescued nearly 24 hours after a deadly crash involving two high speed trains. they found the unconscious child while clearing out one of train cars. 35 people have died in the accident. 200 others were injured. >> crews are starting to get an upper hand on that wildfire burning in southern california. fire burning in the reservation has now burned through nearly 11,000 acres. more than 1,000 firefighters are on the scene there. now it's 35% contained. still no word on what caused the fire which begin thursday morning. >> a new plan to prevent fires and preserve the yosemite

valley's most famous views, calls for cutting down thousands of trees. next month after three years of study, the final version of a scenic vista management plan is due to be released. it will list historic vigs tas that is blocked by trees, they could clear them out starting in the fall of next year. >> gas prices or the rise once again. the average price of a gallon of gas has jumped nearly a dime in the past two weeks. nationwide the average is now $3.70 a gallon. here in california, average is $3.78. lowest average price statewide is 3 didn't 69 in fresno. bay area has the highest of 3.83 a gallon. let's talk weather with l glass glass. -- >> leigh glaser. >> we had lots of sunshine

across the bay area. a lot of blue sky. you work your way north toward southern marin county and golden gate bridge. you can see the low clouds and fog starting to venture back in the bay. they did see sunshine and i'll show you why. antioch is at 80 with plenty of sunshine. concord and livermore, 77. fremont 75. 70 right now in santa rosa. san francisco, numbers have dropped off a bit as low clouds and fog come in. 64 in half moon bay. san jose, 74 degrees. low clouds and fog already starting to make its way toward the bay. we'll throw drizzle near the coast. is we'll continue with that for a few more as we start to warm up in the latter part of the workweek. i want to show you the close-up satellite. we have an eddy an area of low pressure that developed off the coast here.

you notice the counterclockwise spin right in this area. it helped to pull a lot of the low clouds and fog away from the golden gate bridge pointed southward. this is starting to push back towards the coast. that will fill back in and go towards the delta area. low cloudiness and fog tonight. develop for your monday morning commute. antioch, 59. we'll look for mist and drizzle around oakland, 55. drizzle for san francisco, 54. napa,' degrees. here is a look of low pressure. trough is passing north of the bay area. here we are and here is this area of low pressure. as it continues to push on towards the east, it will bring us a little bit more in the way of a cooler air mass. look for temperatures to remain somewhat below normal. temperatures for this time of the year. right through tuesday. by wednesday, thursday and friday, high pressure will build

back in and that will result in temperatures, especially in the east bay, climbing back to the 90s. we start off tomorrow morning, 5:00 a.m. with the low clouds and fog spinning out to the east. then it slowly begins to burn back to the coast around lunchtime. we'll keep pockets of fog right near the coast. i want to point out in the north bay, you are going to get in more of a northerly wind component. more clearing there. 60s there, 70s around the bay and touching mid to low 80s, extreme east bay communities. 75 in cupertino. san jose 76. we'll keep the mid to low 60s at the coast. palo alto under a 75 degree. san francisco 64 in the north bay. get the northerly winds so sunshine for you there. 75 petaluma. 78 for santa rosa and vallejo. oakland 70. hayward 70. interior east bay, 74 for

brentwood and look for 74 degrees watsonville with afternoon sun. in the next couple days, a little below where we should be temperature-wise and then by wednesday through saturday, rebound back to the 90s inland and 80s around the bay and touch on 60s at our beaches. there you go. >> what great weather we are having. >> here we go. other day we are closer to the n.f.l. getting back with today's developments it seems imminent. the association and league owners have agreed on the final details to iron out a collective bargaining agreement. majority vote for the players is still required but for all intents and purposes an agreement has been reached. they plan to vote on the cba tomorrow and then eventually the league. once the players sign off, flee

agency should get going immediately. i don't know about you, but i am ready for some football. >> we talk a lot about the pitching staff and defense but giants' lack of offense is not going to carry them back to the world series. madison bumgarner took things into his own hands. madison got his lack of support today, but it didn't matter. he gets chase in the third. and bottom of the frame, baum does it with his leg. kep link injury does witness the leg and. keplingger's first and brian wilson shuts the door. giants win it 2-1 and take two out of three. >> it was one of those days i was finding myself, just coming

in and making pitches. i had a fastball to make but i was able to work around. >> it a yankee's puppet fan. that is crazy. gonzales didn't have his stuff in the first. granderson drills one 5-23 yankees. it's 6:00 2-hideki matsui, what a game. coco crisp, he had 2nd career five hit game. a's down 6-3. now in the ninth, 7-4 and he lines one and it's 7-5 bases still loaded. rips one game ending double play. drop two out of three in new york. 7-5 the final. >> up state, for a trio of baseball greats. alomar and two others are the newest members of baseball's hall of fame.

alomar won ten gold gloves and first dutch born player to be enshrined. >> evans along the eiffel tower and congratulations started very early. getting mobbed. he takes the final pitch for the third straight year but the day belongs to evans, the if you are australian to win the tour de france and oldest since world war ii. >> we heard the national anthem, for many it's not a dream come true for many italians but for everyone in our country, it's amazing. >> and final round of the british open. cochran out of his mind early on. approach on 8, gets a birdie.

one five bird disand here is a 4 putt from 18 feet. he would finish two back. cochran could crews to the championship and wins his first major championship. we'll hear about the giants with the trip to the white house. >> thank you very much, shu. >> was it another magical weekend for harry potter? the box office winner, when we return.ññññññññññññt

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heroes. captain america the first avenger opened at number one with $65 million. friends with benefits opened number three. transformers and dark of the moon rounded out the top five films. that is it for "abc 7 news." i'm alan wang with shu and leigh. good night.